The five-part documentary, 'Murder in the Bayou,' features footage of Guillory telling investigators about rampant misconduct inside the lockup. The records show the last Jeff Davis 8 victim, Necole Jean Guillory, had been a witness in the 2002 jail case. The victims, ranging in age from 17 to 30, were killed between 20 in and around Jennings, Louisiana, a small town in Louisiana's Cajun country. The little-known case has drawn new attention and is highlighted in a Showtime docuseries examining the so-called Jeff Davis 8, a series of eight possibly related killings that remain unsolved despite the decade-long efforts of a local, state and federal task force. One of them remains a small-town police officer in Louisiana, The Associated Press found. Three deputies were charged in the 2002 corruption case.

The records offer a harrowing account of sexual assault being traded as currency in a contraband ring that pervaded the Jefferson Davis Parish jail.

At least a half-dozen women told authorities that deputies raped and trafficked them to male inmates inside a long-troubled jail in southwestern Louisiana, according to newly unearthed state and FBI records.

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